The Association for a New Agreement for the Alcudia Cable Car (ANACA), created in August to reject the latest proposed route, has asked institutions to reopen a participatory process and reconsider the cable car's entry through Alcudia Bay. The organization reiterated its rejection of the approved route after meeting on Wednesday with those responsible for the operation, including Diego Viu, Director General of Circular Economy, Energy Transition, and Climate Change; Fina Linares, Mayor; and Maria Paz Andrade, Director General of Urban Harmonization and Environmental Assessment.

The Government and the Alcúdia City Council met with residents affected by the new route of the high-voltage cable, who were grouped together under the Association for a New Agreement for the Alcúdia Cable (ANACA). There were some tense moments during the meeting. Before the meeting, residents gathered to demand that the power cable be relocated through the Bay of Alcúdia, arguing that this reduces the impact on the area and reduces the health of residents. The City Council and the regional government explained that a period is now open for everyone to submit objections.